Glassfibre Reinforced Plastics (GRP) is also known as Fibreglass. A well laid GRP roof can last 30 years or more with no noticeable wear. GRP is a highly versatile and good looking option for your roof.

Advantages of GRP

Whilst GRP is classed as a plastic, it exhibits some differences when compared to “traditional” plastics. GRP is, for instance, extremely strong. It has seven times the strength of steel. This being said, GRP is also very lightweight, making it a great material for cars, boats and even aircraft.

Another peculiar trait is that GRP doesn’t melt. Unlike conventional plastics, GRP burns like wood. Don’t worry though – it’s a simple process to make it fire retardant.